House of the Dead Overkill
House of the Dead Overkill is an over the top on rails zombie gore fest with strippers. Sold.
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House of the Dead : OverKill Getting a Sequel?
Please please please please please be true! A new rumour casually strolling through the internet hints at the possibility of a sequel to SEGA’S delicious House of the Dead : Overkill – even though the original didn’t fare all too well at retail. Like all games in the House of the Dead franchise, it’s an arcade-style rail shooter – but …
Zero Punctuation: House of the Dead: Overkill and Killzone 2
This week’s Zero Punctuation is a bumper two for one edition. Yahtzee starts of by having a go  reviewing House of the Dead: Overkill on the Wii and after last weeks let down I can say that he is back on the horse in grand style. However he then somehow leaves the trail and ends up reviewing Killzone 2 which he …
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